Maintenance Worker

Job Description

KNOWLEDGE/SKILLS:
Knowledge of proper cleaning techniques;
Painting and small repair skills;
Operation of power tools;
Ability to work well under minimal supervision;
Capacity to take direction;
Strong attention to detail;
Physically capable of lifting and moving objects up to 50 pounds as necessary.
This position requires full compliance with the Safe Environment Policy of the Diocese of Pittsburgh and the Catholic Identity and Mission Clause.

SUMMARY OF JOB:
Provides cleaning, groundskeeping, maintenance and repair service to buildings, facilities and property including routine cleaning, mopping, garbage removal, groundskeeping, basic carpentry, basic plumbing, basic electrical, painting, and other minor repair work. Set up for parish events. On call for emergency response to the needs of the above parish locations, including snow removal.

REGULAR DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Routine cleaning of parish buildings and property
• Grounds upkeep which may include mowing, pruning, and ice/snow removal.
• Window and light fixture cleaning.
• Operate equipment and machinery such as air conditioners, locking devices, utility systems, cleaning devices and power tools.
• Perform maintenance and repair of equipment.
• Set ups for parish events, including the moving of tables, chairs, podiums, tvs, sound equipment.
• Operate small truck or van.
• Identify maintenance problems.
• May be asked to perform electrical, plumbing, heating, carpentry and light construction assignments.
• Assist Directors of programs at facilities and their staff when needed.
• Delivery of materials and donations.
• Maintain inventories/records as directed.
• Pickup and delivery of articles, equipment, and furniture.
• Following daily schedule set forth by facilities manager
• Ability to use personal vehicle to travel between parish campuses (if the need arises, mileage reimbursement at IRS rate)

OTHER DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES:
Perform other duties as directed by facilities manager, clergy or business manager

About the Employer

We are a parish of three churches serving the Bellevue, Emsworth and Franklin Park areas of Pennsylvania.
In 1954, four years after the dogma of the Assumption was declared, Pope Pius XII established the Feast of the Queenship of Mary. On August 22. This memorial is placed as an octave, that is, eight days after celebrating Mary's Assumption into Heaven. The Queenship can be considered a prolongation of the celebration of the Assumption. Our Blessed Mother leads her children to the Sacred Heart of her Son, and Our Lady of Perpetual Help is the patron of St. John Neumann's order, the Redemptorists. With great confidence in her intercession, we entrust all of our families to the powerful prayers and protection of the Queen of Heaven, "Regina Coeli"